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- verb Present participle of
rechannel .
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Examples
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The Parliamentary prisons portfolio committee earlier said it would probe the reported "rechannelling" of funds.
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Parlabane figured she was rechannelling her understandable shock and anger at what had happened on to him, as he was available.
Boiling a Frog Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- 2000
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Thus begins the process of releasing labor and rechannelling it to other industries and services, creating a spiral which brings about the increase and improvement of the standard of living of the population.
Growing Pains Follett, Ken 1976
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Hungary's surprise move reversed a year and a half of policy when the government had spurned IMF help and pursued measures such as windfall taxes on banks, rechannelling money from a privatized pension scheme back to the state, and a plan to let households repay foreign currency mortgages at highly favorable exchange rates.
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